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Answer: No, a PhD is NOT meant only for those who are interested in lecturing.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You Is PhD only meant for those aiming at lecturing? I only crave a PhD to fill gaps in my past masters program, get more exposure, mentorship and access top-notch trainings and high-level research skills. Are my motives wrong? Neil Menon, Postdoc in Materials Science | TEDx Speaker Written May 1 No, a PhD is NOT meant only for those who are interested in lecturing. Technically, you don't necessarily need a PhD to teach. To be honest, this is the first time I'm heari...  Read More » Do Thailand and Vietnam really handle the COVID-19 outbreak well or is there any non-transparency happening? Csaba Molnar Updated May 8 I live in Vietnam. Thailand and Vietnam aren't handling the epidemic the same way. I don't follow Thailand that closely, but I can tell you a few things about Vietnam. Vietn...  Read More » My 10-year old son spends way to much time coding web applications on his computer. How do I make him spend his time doing regular kid stuff like video games? Donna Sander, BS Computer Science, CSU Channel Islands Updated Aug 25, 2019 Uh, are you awake here? If you have a 10 year old that can code apps, you have a paycheck there…you need to nourish that skill, not take time away from it. Not all kids are...  Read More » What's the biggest yes-yes when you are a PhD student? Pureum Kim, Assistant Professor, Accounting at California State University, Fullerton (2017-... Written Feb 26 Here are some- Have a balanced life. You will burn out- Take rest and have at least a day off in a week. Rest is crucial! You need to rest to think and prosper. Be healthy. E...  Read More » What are those two black rubber tubes that road workers lay across the road used for? David Chatwin, Project Manager (1980-present) Written Dec 2 I think you're asking about these: They are connected to traffic counter devices. Or actually, more correctly, axle counters. As wheels travel across the tubes they compress ...  Read More » How realistic was it for the tank to hold off so many Nazis for so long in the movie Fury? Lyle F. Padilla, Retired US Army Armor/Cavalry Officer Written May 11 Fury was nothing compared to the real life events of 26 January 1945 in Holtzwihr, France, when one very pissed off and slightly wounded US Army Infantry Second Lieutenant ...  Read More » If a country demanded all the debt the United States owes them to be paid back right now, what would happen? Matthew Park Moore, former Software Developer Updated Apr 14 "If a country demanded all the debt the United States owes them to be paid back right now, what would happen?" They would be told politely to get lost. The US government borr...  Read More » What do PhD candidates do if their research produces negative or unusable results? Brendan B Bozo Written Nov 2, 2017 I did a PhD research project that found negative results. I had a hypothesis and tested it and found little to no support for it. What I did was write it up anyway. In parti...  Read More » I deleted my son's Steam account because of his grades, and now he won't speak to me. I feel really bad, and want to make it right. How do I get the account back? Jay Dixon Written May 11 Make a new account and spend however much was previously spent rebuying the products that were stored there. I suspect this was hundreds, maybe even thousands of whatever c...  Read More » How come C++ takes forever to print "Hello, World!" a billion times yet AAA games are able to print and process much more complex stuff every single second? Martin Jansche, works in any number system, as long as it's base 10 Updated Sep 29, 2019 Let's do an apples-to-apples comparison. "Hello, World!" is 13 characters long. Assuming an 8x8 bitmap font, let's say we can fit it 37 times on a line of a 4K screen, which...  Read More »   Read More in Your Feed Follow Quora on: Get the App for iOS and Android This email was sent by Quora (650 Castro Street #450, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe.http://www.quora.com/